Of course, Control isn't all about rifling through filing cabinets.
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Eventually, I just pulled this on after rifling through my wardrobe.
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We&aposre rifling through them, but they&aposre all blacked out here.
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In the 22.9s its top brass were caught rifling the pension fund.
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It's fake news on Facebook and everyone rifling through a WikiLeaks dump.
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Bhaga had found a pair of bandits rifling through our food stores.
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Now they're standard, and handguns, like pistols and revolvers, feature rifling too.
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Rifling confusedly through a sheaf of papers, Schabowski mumbled details about new travel
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Twisting in my seat and rifling through my carry-on bag aggravates me.
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However, Miss Manners admits that rifling through the host's cabinets is also problematic.
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Giancarlo Stanton followed by rifling the next pitch to center field for a single.
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The next, he's rifling through his stockroom, searching for a hidden stash of dried abalone.
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A month later, Rebic was rifling the opener for Croatia against Argentina with stunning precision.
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Courts give citizens protection from governments entering their homes or rifling through their personal papers.
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A young London artist made this cross-medium jump by rifling through her personal Instagram.
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Meanwhile, people were rifling through the social media histories of Lee, Dragun, Manny, and Zamora.
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The function actually makes rifling through all the photos on your phone a whole lot easier.
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Investigators were seen rifling through garbage and removing items from houses, dressed in full protective gear.
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It remains to be seen what sort of tools will be required for rifling through internet trash.
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His name is Nicky, and when adult Jack returns home, we watch him rifling through old photographs.
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And they're easily destroyed by a careless customer rifling through them in search of sizes or colors.
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Only Cora caught them in the act and got all hissy about them rifling through her cupboards.
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Rifling through that stack of carefully guarded papers, Debra landed on letters from prison and criminal records.
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"Publishing scoundrel ," Juliana exclaims, head on to the camera, as she catches Morton rifling through her desk.
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Or perhaps, an adviser has said, she simply did not want Republican lawmakers rifling through her personal emails.
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They filled hotel parking lots, meandering, hoping for a room, or rifling through possessions they'd managed to take.
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But I've learned to take my time, rifling through alternatives when a word doesn't feel good or right.
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"He was rifling through a desk, said he was looking for a check," county Chairman Mark Kern said.
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LeBron won't win shootouts by rifling up threes; he has a chance as the magazine feeding a smoking chamber.
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The actual work of doing your taxes mostly involves rifling through various IRS forms you get in the mail.
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No rifling through bedside drawers, no bottles to open, just hold out your hand and get back to business.
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A waiter was rifling through his pockets, in search of a driver's license, as if to identify a corpse.
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Rifling through their old posts now, there's an implicit question: Would you have alerted someone if you read these rantings?
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Rifling through my extended circles in the waning days of the site, people are tossing out all sorts of ideas.
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A short time later, Anthony went back outside and two witnesses saw him rifling through his ex-wife's pants pockets.
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Pair Olofmeister's rifling and AWPing skills with Krimz's uncanny ability to clutch wins, and Na'Vi has a pretty tough opponent.
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Soon enough, you'll find yourself rifling through the kitchen for the sugary, starchy items that'll spike your blood sugar instantly.
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But whenever I come across this (while rifling through drawers for something else), I lose an hour scrolling through it.
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After binding the women with duct tape and rifling through their purses and wallets, the man began robbing the store.
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At one point, a sales associate motioned to his colleague to prevent customers from rifling through drawers for additional products.
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The Islanders' rookie defenseman Ryan Pulock cashed in quickly, rifling a blast past Luongo from the left point at 21996:21.
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"It's not just enough now to be dressed for the shows," Welch said, rifling through a clothing rack in her studio.
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Also have a pen with you and know where it is so you're not rifling through your bag during the interview.
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It's easy to lose hours happily rifling through the intricately embroidered and mirrored suzanis, camel blankets, caftans and colorful pompom bracelets.
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The narrator's wife has gone out of town and he is idly rifling through her closet, touching her clothes, her jewelry.
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I took a seat in the back, and when the debate started, all the reporters rifling around came to a standstill.
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Christine Braswell, 26, told WLOS-TV that a man was rifling through her SUV before the incident at about 12:30 p.m.
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But Montreal produced the next 15 shots on goal, with Scandella rifling home his first goal as a Canadien at 17:27.
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Investigators dressed in full protective gear were observed rifling through garbage at the scene and removing items from at least one apartment.
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The first has you rifling through a desk in search of an expensive diamond, before fighting off a surge of armed guards.
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Toews clinched the victory when he held the puck in the high slot before rifling a shot past Senators goaltender Marcus Hogberg.
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John Tavares, the Islanders' captain, sealed the victory by scoring his seventh goal, rifling the puck high past Lundqvist at 11:13.
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I compare my image to older ones, rifling through my photos to find a clean head-on shot unadulterated by makeup or filters.
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Like, following them home from their jobs, lurking through the bushes outside their windows, rifling through their trash cans, that sort of thing?
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In any given situation, your brain is rapidly rifling through your memories for ones that most closely resemble your current state of context.
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Cloud unpeeled from moon through the high windows, and in the new light she saw a child rifling among the clothes of others.
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The privacy implications of examining a cellphone are entirely different from rifling through a suitcase, which contains limited personal information, Ms. Cope said.
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Sunday after the police responded to a report of a person rifling through cars downtown, according to the St. Joseph County prosecutor's office.
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What he really enjoyed was rifling for stuff with Robert C. Garnett, known on the national flea market scene as Bobby From Boston.
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So it's unsurprising that Fitzpatrick eventually found himself spending hours and hours, days and days, rifling through his record collection on the club's behalf.
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Rifling through my bathroom cupboard for a quick substitute, I picked up the nearest bottle of shampoo, but as it lathered, panic set in.
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Cernak made it 2-0 with his first career goal at 4:41 of the second, rifling the puck past Lundqvist from the slot.
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Sure, they love rifling through garbage to find a stinky snack, and they have been known to hiss at homeowners while trespassing on their property.
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A pale yellow Yoko Ono Grapefruit shirt casually hangs over a nearby box, as if Moorman herself had just been here, rifling through the files.
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With every good hangover comes the painful ritual of rifling through your receipts and following the Hansel and Gretel booze breadcrumb trail of last night.
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Wim was so distrustful that he was not above searching his sisters: she had seen him rifling through her drawers and going through her mail.
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The American League player of the month in August, he has also been dynamic defensively, rifling throws to all bases at just about any time.
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Now that summer is unofficially here, you may be rifling though our stellar Summer in the City guide for fun things to do this weekend.
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But Willian provided a reminder of Brazil's potency by rifling a lazer of a cross in front of the goal, though no teammates were nearby.
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The Treasury Department's Office of Intelligence and Analysis has been illegally rifling through and filing away the private financial records of US citizens, Treasury employees alleged.
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Filming the Höcke family home, for example, or rifling through their trash to get a DNA sample in order to determine Mr. Höcke's own racial purity.
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When you're rifling through the dirt to extract hunks of rock, other subterranean substances get unearthed as well, including the mineral pyrite, a very common sulphide.
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For a game that consists mostly of rifling through drawers, pulling levers, and moving around to static parts of a map, the handling of combat is important.
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The skinny, disheveled bear in the footage, captured by National Geographic photographer Paul Nicklen, can be seen rifling through a trash can used by native Inuit fishers.
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On a recent Saturday morning, a couple hundred refugees were at the offices of World Relief, in Jacksonville, Florida, rifling through a warehouse full of unneeded supplies.
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It stems from the hours she spent rifling through her step-father's huge stockpile of CDs, which became like a mini, free record store in the house.
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Rifling through a wet Waitrose bag of CDs, Scott pulls out glitchy sound designers Fennesz and Oval to show me what he has planned for the afternoon.
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Rifling through the remainder of Everything at Once's museum-sized offerings, we see an extravagantly long Richard Long painting near Lee Ufan's monastic abstract composition "Dialogue" (2017).
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Surveillance video from the cab he took on Sunday showed him rifling through a bag that contained a cellphone charger and other items, Hawaii News Now reported.
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The journalist whose home was raided Tuesday, Annika Smethurst of The Sunday Telegraph of Sydney, had the authorities rifling through her belongings for more than seven hours.
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There I was, rifling through a musty medicine cabinet in "Then She Fell," a trippy literary production that takes "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and runs away with it.
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Danah Taylor tucks her legs under her and begins rifling through her backpack, a sly smile on her face as the four small children pause to study her.
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He went on to score another that night at Anfield, rifling low into the net and putting the visitors well on their way to a 3-1 win.
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"I have had my films quoted back at me by someone rifling through my underpants, and been asked for selfies by someone swabbing me for explosives" he writes.
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Quickly rifling through Topshop and Net-a-Porter, I soon found a cute grey sweatshirt (yes, because I don't have 5 already) and a pair of matching shorts.
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It was clearly a scripted sequence, but one guest blew the script by jumping up onto the office porch and rifling through Cisco's pockets, then grabbing his gun.
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After losing what feels like an hour rifling through the cavernous hole that is your makeup storage, you finally find your concealer and foundation and get to work.
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For Ruby and Gensan (Karen Gillan and Dastmalchian, both incredible), life in downtown Los Angeles is a daily struggle of bottom-rung jobs, scratch cards and garbage-rifling.
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" She scrolled through the trending tab on her phone, rifling through the other clips in the Top 10: "... Ellen DeGeneres, bowling ball-versus-bulletproof glass, ramen, iPhone stuff.
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Illicitly rifling through the box holding admission fees, the younger Mr. MacAskill said, paid for sweets — but was not enough to cover frequent repairs to his mangled bikes.
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Rifling through my backpack for some headphones to distract myself, I found, instead, a small white pack of ginger gum that I bought on a whim months before.
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The last thing you want to do is waste precious mental energy rifling through your bag in search of that-thing-you-know-you-have-but-can't-find.
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The bird, rifling through the gas station's trash can for food, inadvertently (or perhaps extremely advertently) came across the bag of meth and discarded it for police to find.
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You wouldn't be the first—Kathy Griffin Instagrammed two intruders rifling through her personal collection of wigs—and they just so happened to be named Kendall and Kris Jenner.
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After some aimless rifling around, I stumble upon a literal time capsule: a green IKEA storage box filled with everything from old letters and mix CDs to prom photos.
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"I was told in the last few years of her life, she told friends that she thought people were breaking into her house, rifling through her things," says Burleigh.
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On a day of epic three-set battles, French Open champion Barty needed more than two hours to tame her Estonian rival, rifling a forehand winner on match point.
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Wheeler then made it 2-0 just 45 seconds later with his 18th goal of the season, rifling a wrist shot from the right circle past Allen's stick side.
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He walked Jon Jay on a 3-2 pitch and then Schwarber destroyed the next pitch, rifling it 404 feet into the right field seats for his first homer.
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Cilic appeared poised to finish the job and delight the passionate local fans after rifling 23 winners and 18 aces in the opening two sets, with Del Potro looking subdued.
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And a video uploaded to YouTube by Daily Kos shows the militants rifling through boxes containing artifacts — although they say they want to return them to the Burns Paiute people.
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I liked how rifling through (probably dead) people's stuff turned up rewards—I didn't get to the area in question, but one email opened a new side-quest for me.
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The only difference is that now I spend less of my life rifling through books and loose papers at a 30-degree angle to a cashier or movie theater employee.
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The 22-year-old first lifted the ball over an opposition player's head before taking a touch and rifling the ball half the length of the field into the net.
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When he wasn't bringing guns to school, fighting teachers, or rifling through others' lockers, he was was ditching class to shop on Melrose Boulevard with his baby-mama-to-be.
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Tyler Boyd made it 2-23 in the 51st minute, taking a long pass from Michael Bradley and rifling the ball home despite appearing to be in an offside position.
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He said Nunez, his former teammate, tapped his chest and apologized when he stepped in for his next at-bat — which ended with him rifling a single past Sabathia's ear.
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If you have a lefty that you don't want to face a righty, you're going to run into a righty, and you start rifling through your pitching a little bit.
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Finally, I have to ask about David Letterman saying you were banned from his show in 1999 for rifling through Meryl Streep's purse in the green room while you were high?
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As one officer held Marie on the ground, the others set about rifling through her apartment, looking for incriminating evidence against her 28-year-old husband, who was still at work.
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Similarly, "Enemies" begins with J. Edgar Hoover's iron-fisted reign at the FBI, before getting into the meat of the narrative, rifling through Watergate, the Iran-Contra affair and Clinton investigation.
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Elaine told the website she was "freaked out" by the event, and became concerned when police insisted on rifling through her phone, seemingly to confirm that she was an Uber user.
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" On another trip to her place, he makes no secret of his disdain for her interest in clothes, and rifling through her closet, he comments, "You've heard of Marx, I presume?
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While rifling through the booklet of a used version of Grand Theft Auto V he just purchased from GameStop, an 11-year-old boy found a baggie containing six grams of meth.
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Putting the merits of those allegations aside, the means used in this case were shocking and unprecedented in targeting the office of a member of Congress and rifling through papers and communications.
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So with most of my bags, I wind up rifling through everything as if searching through a washing machine drum for the one white T-shirt that slipped in among my coloreds.
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Nerves struck in the first-set decider as she netted two backhands and produced an embarrassing double fault that made it 43-5 before rifling a forehand passing winner to end it.
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Betsey Wright, a former Clinton campaign official, told reporters that the campaign had received reports that Republicans had approached Tories for help in rifling through files to find damaging information on Clinton.
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Rifling through George's old possessions, he found a photograph of a woman that looked remarkably like Elizabeth Short; he also found portraits of his family taken by Man Ray, a family friend.
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Pacioretty cut the deficit to 4-3 with 5:18 to go in the third period with a power-play goal, rifling a shot from the right circle under Rask's left arm.
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"Begging your pardon, ma'am, but these are box seats, good enough for Her Majesty Elizabeth the Second by the Grace of God hers-" "Yes, yes, fine," she says, rifling impatiently through her purse.
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"I saw the 'sale' sign and I came in," said 54-year-old investment banker Kez, rifling through a bargain rail at affordable fashion chain Top Shop in London's Canary Wharf financial district.
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Fine Points Cute, I thought, as I sat the other day studying the 4-year-old seated with her family on a restaurant terrace, rifling the contents of her pint-size Prada bag.
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As one journalist who attempted to steal Mark Zuckerberg's trash pointed out in 2018, even our garbage isn't protected by the Constitution—meaning there's nothing preventing nosy neighbors from rifling through your trash.
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On these long walks I would always encounter at least one pack of street dogs growling at anyone who happened to pass by, standing in your way or rifling savagely through rubbish bins.
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Revelations abound about the company's working culture, including the behaviour of former CEO Alexander Nix, while Wiley reveals bit by bit the kind of power he wielded while rifling through individuals' personal data.
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Both agencies concluded, after rifling through various technical studies, that automakers were more than capable of meeting Obama's proposed standards through 2230 — even with low oil prices — and that no changes were necessary.
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You probably remember them from rifling through your mom's makeup bag when you were young (aim: putting everything possible on face), or had a brief dalliance with them as a just-found-foundation teenager.
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Witnesses said Mr. Brooks, having gone out for a walk after the storm, was spotted after rifling through cars and scuffled with a state law enforcement agent in the moments before he was shot.
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Rifling through that batch of candidates is precisely what the presidential campaigns were doing as well this week -- making phone calls and working the convention Friday evening in person, to try and identify their supporters.
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The rush of rifling through a batch of your photos for the first time, and the accompanying disappointment when they didn't turn out how you hoped, is something that's almost totally disappeared from modern photography.
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Based on how Trump's presidency has gone so far, there's never going to be a day when rifling through potential names for a sub-Cabinet gig seems like the most urgent thing in the world.
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And while the remote break-in of a computer may seem somehow different than smashing a window and rifling through file cabinets, the goal of the intrusion is the same and is no less illegal.
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Now, contrast that with the delicate, almost shy smile Rose-Lynn gets while rifling through her kids' school assignments as they sleep, getting to know their quirks, their interests, and their own hopes and dreams.
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With the score tied 4-4 and 1:05 left on the clock, Russell tried to clear the puck behind his net, and ended up rifling it through the legs of Oilers goalie Laurent Brossoit.
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Trash is relative The original video, taken Friday evening, shows a shirtless jogger in a backwards cap rifling through a homeless man's possessions while he is away as others try to convince him to stop.
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My friend Mike and I would ride our bikes there every afternoon, scrounging up change to buy sodas, asking people if they were done with their cups, or sometimes straight-up rifling through the dumpsters.
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"I went rifling through the rubbish bin for the three bits eaten by my son, and sure enough they were more-so purple than the ones left out on the bench," she told ABC News.
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And it's fictional accounts such as those that have helped carry on the myth that "hacking" is done by shady characters rifling through scrolling screens of ones and zeroes and shouting catchphrases into their screens.
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In a video uploaded to YouTube yesterday, Blaine Cooper records fellow occupier LaVoy Finicum (both of whom live in Arizona, not Oregon) and a couple of other men rifling through boxes containing artifacts at Malheur headquarters.
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Now, unless you're combing every app your new lover has every night like a concerned parent rifling through their teen's sock drawer for weed, it's impossible to find out who else has their eye on them.
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It's eternally tied to my four-year dramafest with a guy in a screamo band who worked at the Tower Records near my high school, where I spent many afternoons rifling through CDs (I am old!).
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A few days after she buried her third grader in a white tuxedo, she spoke from her home in Valley Stream, New York, rifling through the piles of papers documenting her years of pleas for help.
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Despite dominating the opening half, it still took until the opening minutes of the second period for Belgium to take the lead when Lukaku finished a counter-attack by rifling a shot into the far corner.
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Compositionally, the cut succeeds as a way to center and balance a sculpture whose subject is the male athlete's perfected body; however, it also deals a deathblow to the figure, rifling deep within his chest cavity.
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A sweeping crossfield move in the 84th minute saw Zappacosta get the better of Arsenal's inexperienced left back Ainsley Maitland-Niles before rifling in a low cross that Alonso met sweetly to give Cech no chance.
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Carole Crane, considered one of the most prolific identity thieves in the Portland, Oregon area, is known for rifling through handbags in churches, preschools and doctor's offices — all places where people often let down their guard.
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That means Spotify at least wasn't supposed to be rifling through everyone's messages to find out what bands they talk about so it could build better curation algorithms, and there's no evidence yet that it did.
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His core is what allows him to whip his body and spin the ball, rifling forehands that arc so sharply they resemble a diving paper airplane or slicing backhands so deeply they look to have brakes.
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They dusted it for fingerprints and found ones belonging to Clair George, chief of the clandestine service of the C.I.A. In short order, an F.B.I. squad was inside C.I.A. headquarters, rifling through double-locked file cabinets.
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As a result he spends most of Take Care either rifling through the debris left by women he was once involved with, like the ghost of relationships past, or asserting his position in rap in the moment.
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Then, 15 minutes from time, Messi added his second with another moment of magic — finding space between the Vallodolid back line, before controlling Ivan Rakitic's pass with his knee, turning, and rifling home on the half-volley.
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"He told me right away that MMM was a fraud and I should not go into it," she said, once again dropping her voice as her husband ambled into the kitchen and began rifling around for a snack.
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"That means anyone on the internet can download your hard disk and boot it up, attach it to a machine they control, and then start rifling through the disk to look for any kind of secrets," he said.
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Rifling through my two carry-ons to find every last morsel took me more than five minutes, and after the initial screening, my bin was pulled aside so that a T.S.A. officer could examine its contents by hand.
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Let's get a couple things out of the way: President Trump did not tell Americans to self-medicate with hydroxychloroquine, and he certainly didn't advise them to go rifling through their household products to find substitute pandemic panaceas.
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Ryota's aging mother, Yoshiko (Kirin Kiki), loves him unconditionally, though, and she doesn't give him a hard time when she walks in after he's clearly been rifling through her apartment, trying to find a family heirloom to pawn.
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The actual work of doing your taxes mostly involves rifling through various IRS forms you get in the mail: W-23s listing your wages, 663s with miscellaneous income from contract work or one-off gigs, and so on.
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You spread out or stick together, taking out rivals and rifling through their gear for whatever's useful—but you don't get to keep that loot unless you reach an extraction zone and attach your stash to a helicopter hoist.
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A few weeks ago, Turhan Ammons, a 20-year-old Kiwibot courier and a student at Berkeley City College, was perched atop a self-balancing electric scooter, rifling through shelves of to-go orders at Chipotle on Telegraph Avenue.
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But Coleman is about to stumble on another breaking story: After discovering Yael rifling through his laptop one morning, he learns that she's a reporter — and that she's working on a TV piece that would expose all the Everlasting secrets.
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For more than six years, designer Zach Gage has been toying with an idea for a game where players explore dangerous dungeons, but did so through various cards stacked in a grid, rifling through piles to heal or fight a monster.
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Sweden's trademark fast breaks, their most lethal weapon throughout the competition, dried up in the second half of the final and Spain started rifling in goals from all angles to carve out a 25-17 lead with eight minutes left.
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Rather than scrolling through an endless selection of shirts, pants, dresses, and everything in between, or rifling through racks and bins for that one size you need, you can just get a box of clothing sent straight to your front door.
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While federal agents were rifling through bedrooms and closets in the Tucson house, a neighbor took Stephen — the only one of the four Paddock boys who was old enough to realize what was going on — to the neighborhood swimming pool.
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At the Trinity Mission Center, a church in Forest that serves as a crisis response center, a man who was swept up in the raids stood by his van, rifling through confusing legal papers, unsure of his next court date.
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One of the worst parts of waking up after a night out, on par with the regrettable WhatsApp messages and pounding headache, is rifling through your pockets to discover just how many times you waved your magic contactless card at the bartender.
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Beyond LeBron getting by his initial defender whenever he wants, or backing someone down, forcing help, and rifling out a perfect pass to a spot-up shooter, his value as a screener in these units empowers teammates to score on their own.
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But Tavares prompted the loudest reaction from the crowd early on, rifling home a power-play goal at 8:04 of the opening period and generating a particularly hearty rendition of the "Yes, Yes, Yes" chant that follows Islanders goals at Barclays Center.
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Employees of the NSA, he says, saw it in less elevated terms: one popular pastime was to use it for "LOVEINT", rifling through the online lives of former or potential lovers—cyber-stalking backed by the full power of a modern intelligence agency.
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By the mid-19th century, muskets were replaced by rifles, whose major innovation was, well, rifling: The carving of grooves in the barrel of the gun that caused the bullet to spin in a precise way, making the bullet more stable and accurate.
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In an episode that includes a couple of uncharacteristic flashbacks — to William talking about an "all-American" spy couple on his deathbed, and Philip and Elizabeth renewing their vows in secret — this scene directly recalls Stan rifling through his neighbors' garage in the pilot.
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" Hiaasen describes the deficiencies of this product eloquently: "The target market segment was middle-aged men with slack penises and gagging body odor, but the refreshing juniper scent had attracted teenage girls who failed to read the warning label while rifling their parents' medicine cabinets.
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In case you're new to the game, or haven't spent much time rifling through the makeup bags backstage at runway shows, micellar water is the kind of product that has no right to exist in a finite universe — its many functions and benefits seem almost impossibly comprehensive.
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The Golden Knights, outscored 10-0 in the first period in their previous five games, needed just 34 seconds to score their first goal under DeBoer as Stastny finished a give-and-go with Stone by rifling a wrist shot from the slot past Anderson's blocker side.
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It begins with Mr. Kasich saying "I was a banker and I was proud of it," before cutting to Mr. Trump's criticism, and rifling through Mr. Kasich's record as both a congressman and a businessman, accusing him of profiting off the financial crisis while a partner at Lehman Brothers.
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Whether they're making horrifying youth recruitment music videos, inviting boy bands on a field trip to the Johnson Space Center in Houston, releasing film parody mission posters, or rifling through the International Space Stations costume closet on an idle Halloween's eve, NASA is always looking for a punchline.
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And on May 26 in Queens, in a case that District Attorney Richard A. Brown called "truly troubling," a man waiting for a bus before dawn was attacked by a homeless man who kicked and beat him to death before rifling through his pockets, according to a criminal complaint.
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In one of the most robust scenes, Howard is on the phone with his doctor receiving colonoscopy results while mere feet away, Demany (Lakeith Stanfield), who brings clients to Howard, is rifling through Howard's office safe looking for watches he'd stored there, and lashing out when coming up empty.
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Upon discovering this, I punched in "Lodi High School" to the site's search field and spent a perfectly good afternoon rifling through over ten years' worth of yearbooks to find as many photos and learn as much as I could about the real-world lives behind the legendary punk band.
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They're required for Harmonix's virtual reality version of rhythm game Rock Band, and for I Expect You To Die, a James Bond-inspired puzzler that makes players disarm deadly traps by cutting wires, rifling through drawers, adjusting dials, and (at one point) throwing explosives at a crossbow-wielding stuffed bear.
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It surely will not be easy without Castro, who leads the Yankees with a career-high 21 home runs and 69 R.B.I. After rifling a ball into the left-center-field gap in the fifth inning, he reached down to grab his hamstring as he rounded first and hobbled into second.
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The files were among more than 11.5 million documents leaked from Mossack Fonseca to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, the Organized Crime, Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) and other news outfits who spent more than a year rifling through them before publishing their findings on Sunday.
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On a recent Saturday, a crowd of women and a scattering of men rifling through the racks included two shoppers who drove six and a half hours from their home in Charlotte, N.C. One of the women, Tracy Sanchez, said she discovered the store three years ago during a visit to Austin, Tex.
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It is possible to find my mother rifling through the spice box or roasting something for the next day, but at the prospect of doing something else—like watching a film trailer on TV, or finding an excuse to talk to my father—she is still the first one to drop the ladle and run.
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Our neighbors were too close in London: a rowdy family who hosted BBQs every weekend, complete with screaming children and middle-age-denial garage music blasting from tinny speakers; and a lonesome older lady who we tried to have sympathy for, until she started claiming we were responsible for her gas bills and rifling through our bins at midnight.
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On a cold February day in Galax in 1989, a 13-year-old boy named Scotty Landreth was rifling through a stack of newspapers looking to start a fire in his family's wood stove—the same stove used to heat the house and to cook skillet cornbread, vegetables from the garden, and animals hunted in the Appalachian hills around.
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In November, Gizmodo reported that WikiLeaks had provided Hammond and his AntiSec hacking crew with access to a custom search engine tool in early 2012 in an effort to aid the hackers in rifling through a batch of more than 5 million emails, which AntiSec had plundered from the servers of a private intelligence firm the month before.
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She and about a dozen other volunteers have been working 12-to-1103-hours a day buzzing around as streams of evacuees flow in and out, rifling through racks of clothes on wood pillars, standing in line at food trucks to get a hot meal, and milling around the dozens of tents now covering the parking spots and grass in the shopping center.
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Upstairs in the "Cornell University" homeroom, so named to get kids thinking early and often about college, Channa Comer addresses her students with a big voice and an even bigger Cheshire cat smile: "Cornell, 224 seconds to take out your homework, 10, 9, 8 … " The students scramble, rifling through their backpacks, until they are all seated at their desks with their notebooks in front of them.
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But other common salon practices are equally terrible for your mani, such as when technicians shake the bottle (you should roll the bottle between your palms instead to prevent air bubbles), use quick-dry topcoats (which often contain chemicals that actually break polish down faster), and have you pay at the end, since rifling through your purse or wallet can cause an accidental nick on freshly painted fingernails.
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A guy who works for an airplane cleaning service is on trial for allegedly rifling through a piece of carry-on luggage she forgot after landing in L.A. We're told three other employees from the cleaning service say they were on the Delta jet and saw the defendant pilfer Toni's $1 million engagement ring, 4 super expensive watches -- including 2 Rolex's and a Cartier -- and 2 pairs of vintage earrings.
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Even more important, Gopnik has never been able to keep his bottomless enthusiasm for bourgeois domesticity contained to his personal essays: With an almost clockwork consistency, he loses himself rifling through the lives of famous thinkers for evidence of the "bourgeois obsessions" he explored in Paris to the Moon, especially romantic marriages (Napoleon, Darwin, and Lincoln all loved their wives uxoriously) and shopping ("There are few more premonitory or touching documents than Voltaire's shopping lists").
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